Archive for the ‘Lower Greenville’ Category

The very cool people at Cafe Brazil are continuing with their super sweet Tuesday special of offering FREE entrees to diners.

You are responsible for paying for your beverages, deserts, and please tip your server on the full amount of your meal.

The Lower Greenville location has a great patio over looking the hustle and bustle of the area and the weather for Tuesday will be nothing short of spectacular a high temperature in the low 70’s (weren’t we just in the low teens a few days ago?!).

So if you are hankering for one of their fantastic plates of migas or sandwiches that are piled high with great fixings, you are will be well taken care of at Cafe Brazil.

The offer is only valid on Tuesday, January 19 at the Lower Greenville locations (2900 Greenville Avenue at the corner of Goodwin and across the street from The Blue Goose, Dallas, 75206). Serving hours for this special are 7a - 3p.

You must have a print out from Cafe Brazil’s fan page on Facebook OR have a PDA/Smart phone so you can show the server that you are a Facebook fan! Get signed up on the Cafe Brazil fan page at this link.

So this Saturday is the 28th annual Greenville Avenue St. Patrick’s Day Parade and as of right now, the weather looks stellar.

Be prepared for this puppy to last a while as I’ve got the inside word that 115 floats are going to be involved. There should be plenty of beads for everyone!

This notice heavily applies to the suburbanite types that like to “let’s go do Greenville” on the weekends.

Avi Adelman, and his Barking Dogs group, have managed to get the City of Dallas to put up signs protecting residential parking on certain streets around lower Greenville - of course, Avi and crew had to raise the money to get the signs made, but the City did install them.

Right now people are being ticketed, but be forewarned because towing will soon begin!

For some reason, the people that actually live around lower Greenville aren’t amused by the beer cans, trash and people pissing all over their yards. These club goers need to get in their cars and go back to whatever white trash part of Frisco they are from and piss in their parents yard instead.

To those living along lower Greenville, we in Deep Ellum feel your pain as well. Just last week I watched from my studio window as this line of cars pulled up in the middle of the afternoon and an entire herd of people in, what I’m guessing, was their very early 20’s got out of their cars, grabbed hold of their crotches to make sure the family jewels hadn’t somehow slipped down into the seats somewhere, proceed to crack open cans of beer to down them and do that stupid slow witted strut as they made their way east on Elm Street and then threw their empty cans by the Union Bankers building.

Needless to say, I’m then hanging out the window yelling at the females in the group to tell those half wits to pick up their trash on their way back. They did. I guess those yahoos were shamed by the biker trash female that I am. Good.

LynxxUSA presents the 5th Annual Wicked Masquerade Ball on Saturday, October 27th will feature Reality Bites!

The party is being held at the Granada Theater.

There’s $1000 Cash Prize for Best Costume. Prizes for Sexiest Costume! General Admission is $25 in at advance $30 at the door!

VIP Tickets are $50.00 “online only” and gives you an All Access Pass to the Granada Theater!! Or, if you want a VIP Table including Bottle Service — Please call 214-668-4200, these are first come first serve and VERY LIMITED !!!

Zúbar celebrates its Eleven Year Anniversary, themed Locked Down on Wednesday, 26 September.

Get incarcerated with the inmates from Kold Comfort Farm, (DJ Redeye and Robert Taylor) and party like the Hollywood stars . . . in prison attire! Mug shots and best jail stories welcome. Zúbar is located at 2012 Greenville Avenue. Door is complimentary for 21+ and opens at 8pm.

Dallas chef Brian Luscher is throwing in the towel at Tournament Players Club in Craig Ranch and buying the popular lower Greenville restaurant, The Grape.

The Grape has been open since 1972 and many personalities that are prevelant on today’s Dallas restaurant scene worked the kitchen or front of the house there.

The new ownership takes effect in October and Brian and his wife fully intend to keep the whimsical chalkboard menu and the rotate the dishes every couple weeks.

Area musicians have come together to help out dear friends, Bob & Denise Gentry, of Tyler.

Bob is an incredible bassist, great studio producer & engineer & all-round great guy. His wife, Denise, is a loving, creative, free-spirit with three beautiful children.

Like many musicians, they were without health insurance when Denise was diagnosed with lung cancer a few months ago. A fabulous benefit concert has been put together to help them in their time of need. This is your chance to hear great music in a great venue from many local bands & performers, including:

Buy Tickets at www.grandatheater.com. (listed as “Andy Timmons and Pawn Kings 8 PM”) Click on DETAILS

Show begins at 3:30p. Come early - Stay late!